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Tricky Moon Mission Return

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By David Kerley Verified
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The first US mission to the Moon in more than five decades is looking good. It was an awesome launch of a new rocket with four astronauts on top for the first time. The problems for this check-out flight, known as Artemis II, have been minor. The trip around the Moon is coming. But the trip back home, through the Earth’s atmosphere, is something to pay attention to next week. Celebrate after splashdown. Why pay attention to re-entry?
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A new path to the Moon

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By David Kerley Verified
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The first year of the Trump administration saw a lightning round of changes to government. That was not the case at NASA. The President nominated, withdrew, and then renominated Jared Isaacman. Now, a year into the term presidential term, Isaacman has the job and a lot of changes are coming to the space agency. The latest announcement will change how the US gets back to the Moon. The NASA program to return to the Moon is called Artemis.
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Boeing’s Starliner flight: “Class A Mishap”

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By David Kerley Verified
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(Boeing Starliner docked with the International Space Station. Credit: NASA) If Boeing thought its trouble with the Starliner spacecraft was nearing an end, it was mistaken. An independent investigation by NASA has found the crewed flight test belongs in the same category as the two space shuttle disasters. It is called a Class A Mishap. The new NASA Administrator agreed and has reclassified the troubled flight that left two astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) for an extended stay.
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